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Chausson1
Reviewed on 22/06/2016 21:49
4clowner
Reviewed on 16/06/2016 07:48
Stayed here for 3 nights from 4 th June and the views are amazing . My only gripe was that the site was busy and as we have a small van we were allocated a pitch which was a small spot near the entrance pitch 2 with no surrounding grass to sit on and under a shady tree . I thought it was first come first served for pitches but wasn't allowed onto pitch 1 which was a lovely sunny pitch with loads of grassy space around as that was going to be allocated to another van arriving later who were bigger than ours . I felt we were penalised for having a small van and think if they are going to allocate pitches it should be mentioned on booking ( moan over ) . The site was well maintained with spectacular views , no road noise , . Lovely walk just along the road to the corran ferry where foot passengers can cross the loch for free where there is a lovely pub serving great food . Short drive into Fort William . Take plenty of midge spray and enjoy a great site
Debster1
Reviewed on 11/06/2016 17:24
We enjoyed 3 nights here towards the end of May. We already knew the area, but this was our first time on this site. It really is in a most beautiful location overlooking the Loch. The A82 is a busy road, but the site is far enough away from it for there to be no traffic noise whatsoever. Access to Fort William is easy by bus, and the Corran Ferry is just a short walk/cycle ride along the main road. There is now a wide (safe) footpath/cycle path along the A82 leading to the ferry. Cycling on the other side of the Loch is superb, although not traffic free. We can also recommend The Jacobite steam train which runs between FW and Mallaig. Its well worth the money. However, it is very popular, so pre-booking is advisable. There is also the possibility to fish in the sea from the site, but alas I was not successful. The wardens were very pleasant, and helpful with information. We will definitely visit this site again.
WOW! This place is really special. We have stayed at various club sites across the country but now rate this as our favourite. If you are looking for somewhere with spectacular scenary in a beautiful part of the country, literally on the waters edge with complete peace and quiet, then Bunree is for you. From the moment we arrived we were in heaven. The site is kept tidy, the toilet block could probably do with an update compared to other sites, however there is a useful drying room and games room should the weather turn bad. We was blessed with sunshine and temperatures in the 20's for all of the week. Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Fort William, Oban & Fort Augustus are all within 30-45mins. We visited the Power Station near Oban which was very interesting and the Distillery in Nevis... arrghh the joys of enjoying a single malt whilst watching the sun set at Bunree. The area is excellent for walking and other outdoor activities. We intend to visit again next year at some point!
